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The Indiana State sentinel., 1887-04-06

No Such Word.
Globe Mills, Pa, Oct. 20, 1885.
81 have never heard of a single case which
ii failed to cure. st. JACOBS Oh takes the
lead" S. H. Y0DER, Dealer.
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SJACoRs OIL
NOTHING LIKE 1T.

pF From Current Correspondence lUih dealers
here aud there, Sh0lcng The status Of 81. Jacobs oil
and It's wonderful efficacy
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II Never Disappoints.
Flandreau, Dakota, Nov. 4, 1856.
every one knows it and calls for St
Jacobs Oil. have only to wrap il up, know
ing it will not diappoint
ID. s. WHITE, Druggist.
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i am one OF a dozen who, forming band,
Az moving increasingly over the land.
think you all know me, AMI Dire "a me indeed,
If you welcome me not, please give me good
speed.
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Never Heard OF DlsSat1sfactlOns
Pharmacy, 1882, Sd Ave, New York, n. Y.
October 2S, 1886.
"Selling st. Jacobs Oil for years; never
had one report of dissatisfaction"
ALEX. DcLACKNER.
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Greater Thau all Combined.

vincennes, Ind, Oct p. 1856.
"Have sold 1t from the start with steady
increasing demand; sales OF St Jacobs O1l
greater than all others combined"
II. ]. WATJEN, Druggist.
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DUNCAN, SMITH & WILSON, Attorneys for Plain
tiff
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Aprile, A. d. 1SS

CLAYPooL & TAYLOR and WILLIAM Dc LEW WAL
LACE, ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
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SATURDAY. THE SOth DAY OF APP L,
A. d. 1857,
The Indiana State sentinel., 1887-04-06
SULLIVAN & JoNEs, Attorneys fOi Plaintiff,

April 6, A. D. 1887.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-19
BRENITIES.

Range of thermometer at Spence, Tv
rec d Co.'S shoe house, Broad street
March 18th, 1887; Gam, $50; 10 m, 40
pm, 4S0; 6 pm, 450
Yesterday was President Cleveland,
tiftieth birthday.
Fanny Davenport had crowded and
enthusiastic house in Lynchburg Thurs.
day night
NO business of great Importance was
transacted in the County Court of Hen
rico yesterday.
Evangelist W. j. Cooke will preach TO-
morrow at Marshall street Christian
church. The meetings will be continued
all next week
Rev. Mr.. Brown, the successful evan.
gelist, goes to Lynchburg TODAY. He
will labor there for two weeks. and will
then return TO Richmond.
Rev. W. E. Evans, pastor of Park
Place Methodist Church, and Mr.. James
Is: Pace, Jr., have engaged passage in the
City of Rome, to sail May 18th.
The funeral of Mrs Catherine Penn.
oerIon, rellct OF the late William ID. Penn
berton, will take place from Laurel-street
Methodist church to-day at $3.50 o'clock.
The State Military Board will meet to-
day to consider the question of making
an allowance for the attendance of the
virginia troop at the National Encamp |
ment at Washington
A little colored girl named Louisa
Bland was reported lost at the Second |
police station last night. She said she
lived with her aunt, Sophy Thomas. but
nc one at the station knew where this
was.
Captain Asa Rogers, Of Petersburg.
ormerly business manager of the WIN,
'ets John j. Campbell's place in Wash.
ngton. Captain Rogers is known as one
II General Mahone's most trusted friends
20 1t was not Riddleberger victory at.
er all.
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The LOth-Gardner Case.

In the Police Court yesterday the case
OF W. t: 10th, charged with assaulting
DR.. Z. X. Gardner was tried. w. r
10th and T. B. Gardner were fined 81
for fighting in the street. w. T. 10th
and Dr. Gardner were fined $50 for carry
ing concealed weapons.
The police justice took occasion from
the bench to justify the assault and did
not not put Mr.. 10th under bonds. The
matter will probably be brought to the
attention of the grand jury. DR.. Gard
ner was already under bonds when he
was assaulted.
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"A ROusing Benefit.

The Baltimore SIN of yesterday says
AT Front Street Theatre last night Man
aager Dan A. Kelly had large benefit
The audience was profuse in applause OF
the beneficiary, who appeared as Abra-
hams in the drama Under A Mask" A
large delegation of the Benevolent Pro-
tective Order of ElKs, of which Manager
Kelly is past exalted ruler, was in at
tendance. Between the acts he was
presented with handsome piece of
silver, canoe-shaped and filled with
flowers
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New York Markets.
REVIEW.

The wheat market has ruled irregular to
day and on the whole lower, with very
nervous and towards the close weak feeling.
The o. ening was stronger and ( higher at
82s May on stronger cables, but offerings
were free and eased off to Sl7, around which
price remained steady for some time. but
again broke off, and closing is weak at bot
tom prices. The several options raised con-
siderably to-day, ard no regularity could be
established. Reports are in circulation that
foreign mills are shutting down on account
of being unable to compete with American
Hour; it so think will depress prices tenn
porarlly at least. Receipts continue good
Corn weak, a decline of being sustained
Recei pts are very heavy and market cannot
stand the pressure
Lard and ribs very weak; close is at bot
tom prices, after decline of about twenty
points
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| wan, my friends and the former
patrons of W. d. Blair 81 Co. to know
that am now in my new store, No. 1902
East Main street, two doors below the
D'spatch office, and am prepared to give
prompt and faithful attention to all or
ders. All orders intrusted to me will
be promptly executed by efficient and at
tentlve assistants, who will be pleased to
render you the same courtesies and SER
vice as at the old stand. Send me YOUR
ORDER JULIEN BINFoRD,
Successor to w. ID. Blair q Co.
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Fell From a TrestIe.

About five o'clock yesterday afternoon
as j. F. Beavan was helping to unload a
car on Belle Isle, he fell through the
trestle, cutting a three-inch cash in his
head and otherwise bruising himself.
The ambulance was telephoned and il
came to the Richmond end of the bridge
as fast as it could. DR.. Smith sent a
stretcher across after him and he was
safely conveyed to the ambulance. Here
his wounds were dressed after which he
was carried home.
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Criminal CareIessness-

About o'clock yesterday afternoon
as crowd of school children were stand.
ing at Third and Clay streets looking at
the fire, lady in phaeton drove
through them. In so doing she knocked
down and drove over little daughter of
August Leineweber. Fortunately the
child was only slightly injured; but this
made no difference to the careless driver.
who continued on her way without stop.
ping to inquire what damage had been
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Funeral of MIR. SomeryiIJe GRAY

The remains of Mr.. Somcrville GRAY
formerly of Richmond, reached the CITY
at l2;2S pm. yesterday They were met
at the depot by number of friends, in
Guiding some OF the old Howitzers In
terment was made at Hollywood.
Mr.. Gray was native of Richmond.
Out Tor some years past had lived in
Petersburg, and married in that CITY.
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A Successful Meeting

Rev. W. F. c. Gregory will, by special
request, return to Prince George Court
House next Monday He has been hold
ing successful meeting there, and will
continue 1t next week. He will be at his
own church as usual Sunday, March 9th.
well. known citizen has given lot for
new Presbyterian church at that point,
and efforts will be made to erect a church
as soon as possible.
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- m response to higher
ls'ois from abroad, but the volume of
local business showed no improvement and
the day has been a very dull one, and
almost without any feature of importance.
The bond market, however, is more
active, and this shows that there is demand
for good investment securities, and that
with any revival of speculation the stock
market would probably attract considera-
able portion of the capital which is
now floating on the market. Foreign ex-
change keeps dull and inclined to be lower
the rate Of money in London being nearly
point under the bank minimum of 81 per
cent. The market closed steady. Money 5
per cent.
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One Year for a Rinn

Mary Redd (colored) was tried yester-
day in the Hastings Court on the charge
OF stealing diamond ring of the value
OF $75 from Charles Held.
The jury returned verdict of guilty.
and ascertained her punishment to be
confined in the penitentiary for the
period of one wear.
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Sick Headache

cured and It's return prevented by the use
OF DIR; David's Vegetable Liver Pills As tbis
remedy has been thoroughly tested by num-
Ders OF our best people, containing as il does
mend itself TO all sufferers with this terrible
disease. Being extremely mild in action. these
pits can be taken by both the weak and the
boxes for 81. ms n'o
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wise ana the ledulng
I1Pefe roundly applauded.
Fannie Davenport as the heroine re
. peated the triumphs of other days and
her deliverance of the character was a
masterpiece of acting Mr. Barnes and
: others of the company rendered the most
!, efficient support and divided the honors
of the night. Fedora's" costume were
magnificent, and the play was beauti-
fully placed on the stage 1t was a per-
! feet presentation of life among the upper
ten, and the curtain has seldom fallen on
a better pleased audience.
Among the best actors in the company
is Mr.. Harry Hawk, who was on the stage
as Asa 7renchard in "Our American
Cousin" the night President Lincoln was
killed
To-day at the matinee much Ado
About Nothing" will be presented In the
portrayal of the r0le of the lovely
Beatrice Miss Davenport is without rival
and she will be strongly supported. Her
beatrice is picture to be hung on man
ayers walls as thing of beauty and Joy
forever. The Theatre will no doubt be
thronged and it will be a real ladies mat
inee.
1.-THE Silver Kings" Farewell.
The last performances of "The Silver
King" will be given at the matinee this
evening and tonight The play is one
OF the best written for years. The com
pany King Hedley has with him is one |
OF the best that has ever appeared at the
Academy. The scenery is new and hand
some, and the musical programme is a
charming one.
1t is hoped that large houses will bid
Manager Kennedy ard his excellent COM
pany goodbye and an reUOir at each of
to-day's performances.
The Soiree Musicale.
The musicale of the young ladies of
the Richmand Female Institute last
night was attended by beautiful and
critical audience. The young ladies were !
N lovely toilettes and their fresh young {
voices charmed all who heard them The ]
instrumental music also was of the high ]
EST order. I
The programme was quite long but s
vas so well selected and so skillfully rem |
Tered that its length was an advantage.
Where all acquitted themselves so hand
omely it would be invidious to mention
ne names of any. The chorus was well Z
rained and the evening was bright and 81
Apply one.
The pupils all displayed great prof.
iency and to them and Misses Dustman n
nd Griswold great honor is due. :
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-19
Articles for the Corner-ston. pox

The chairman of the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings requests all Der,
sons who have articles which they desire
10 place in the box of the cornerstone of
me new City Hall, TO leave the same at
tne once of the City Engineer before the
nour OF o'clock on the 4th of April.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. ROBERTSON
30 N. Liberty street. baltimore Ma

DO n. liberty street. baltimore, Nd.
the well-known physician and surgeon. and
the oldest reliable specialist (regular
graduate) in Baltimore city.
From y years experience in h0spital and
special practice: guarantees permanent cure
IN All riiVate Diseases, both sexes Skin dis
orders, Blood poisons, structures. and nil dis
eases OF the Urinary Organs. Married or Sin
gle men troubled with Organic or Nervous
Weakness, lmpotency (loss of sexual power).
Nlght Emissions, premature decay, want OF
the Doctor. ~ N''''A'
recent or Chronic Urethral Diseases positive
~ cured In TO days, and the poison entirely
Mercury or Caustics.
consultation free and confidential.
advice.
Medicines sent 10 any address. Call or write
notify
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-19
Rev. Lewis waIks-

The funeral of this gentleman. who
died near Earlville, Md, took place yes
terday. The remains will reach the civ
to-day, and be Inferred at Hollywood.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-19
Garden Seeds.

We have received our first supply Of
ID. Landreth & Sons reliable garden seeds,
which are considered the best now extant. We
do not sell seeds on commission: nor do we
sci cheap seeds. Send for catalogue.
BODEKER Bros Druggists
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-19
Emerson Piano Chem.

Cabinet Upright Piano at two hundred
and twenty-five dollars. This is the only seven
octave Upright left OF the Emerson make.
Manly Il. Ramos and Co., 913 Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-19

Very fine old rye WHISTLES, French
brandy, old Port and sherry wines, at George
l. Thomas, 1913 Broad street.
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supreme Court of ApDeaIs

Adkins against Edwards, two cases
argued by Colonel j. II. Guy for appel.
zee ana b b. Munford, ESQ, for APPEL
liant, and submitted. "pp'''
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The Electric Safety Razor, of superior
quality. In using, which it is impossible for
one 10 cut his face. Price, $50.
A. b. CLARKE & son
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InnDDrtapf.

Cabinets, 81 per dozen; Cards, 81 per
lOZen. RICHMOND PHOTOGRAPH Co.
SIN Broad street.
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Choice green, English breakfast, Oolong
ana Formosa teas, at George /. Thomas, l2}
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The best fruits, jams and jellies, strain
ed honey and maple syrups, at George I
Thomas, % Broad street. e' -
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A Good Thing.

Fresh can mackerel, Holsters, deviled
crabs, at George |. Thomas l23 Broad street.
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Choice creamery table butter. the best
can be had at George !. Thomas I23 Broad
street. - 0""
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Watch Club.

One Dollar a week will get you a $50
watch. r. KERsEY,
2mr 6-12t 1911 East Main.
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Favorite brands chewing tobaccos and
cigars, at George |. Thomas. l23 Broad street
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A choice lot Ferris & Co. beef tongues,
breakfast bacon and hams, at George Thomas,
123 Broad street
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Fresh toasted Mocha, Java and Laguy-
ra Cofees, at George |. Thomas, l23 Broad st.
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Pure olive oil and Durkees salad dress
ing English and French mustards at George
/. Thomas, l23 Broad street.
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PAINTS, OILS, &c.
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N. r.. PATE & CO., 1907 EAST CARY STREET.

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Defective and
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are rendered tight
and perfect by its
use. Damp and
Imperfect Walls
are also rendered
dry by the use Of
this PAINT and
CEMENT.
jall IL
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(fof the above Pianos are In
order, and will be sold for cash or on
80 1nstallment plan. Stool and cover thrown
In without extra charge at the popular music
store of Manly d. Ramos & Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-19

If you want good Coffee or Tea call
phone 5S1. c. ID. KENNEY.
Sixth and Broad streets
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Smoked salmon, select steaks" Edam
and pineapple cheese, at George |. Thomas, 123
Broad street.
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Reported by C. f. Redford & Co., Grain
Commission Merchants No South Twelfth
street
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IrunnsmsD BY aurnoarr AUDITOR OF pcsltc .,

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY UnrroRoy
NE dNS hA COMP 3
Ogtnid
~ hcnts Oh @ general
"a "1
alue OF real ate owned by the less
punt
inter- K 3 it Henson Sim ao
process of foTd S PeT9 than one interest 1874
Interest ~ brem fn y
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One carload fine Kentucky Horses for
sale at 7. C.. BENEFITS. No, col West Broad
street.
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Belmont Lithia Water.
This is really one of the best Lithia
waters in use. Recommended by some of our
most prominent physicians. Delivered in any
part OF the city at % cents per gallon by
BODEKER Bros. Druggists.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-01
A Terrible Chance .

From the Roston Pilot.
In the Century magazine for Deem
Der is a little story entitled, "An
American Beauty" 1t IS by Mrs.
Edith Evelyn Bigelow. and is a blood
curdling narrative OF the marrow es-
cape of Il British Lord from falling in.
to the terrible disgrace of Il mesali.
ance The hero is Lord Bayswater, -
the heroine, Jessie Raynham," an
American beauty, whom the Prince OF
Wales hac hem ore with his notice.
She captivates the Earl OF Bayswater.
who is described as 'having the used
up, weary air OF the well-bred man
of fashion," description which
his insipd remarks fully sustain. The
heroine is called mere doll, but, per
haps, because she is an American doll,
her conversation is above the intel.
ectual level OF her noble admirer. He
TAILS in love with her, very rapidly O.
course. and is on the point of propos-
ing, when the aged family lawyer
comes on the scene and saves him from
destruction by proving that the fatE.
ar of the American beauty had been
thirty-iive years previously, a groom
On the Bayswater estate. The youna
ord has q momentarv spagm oman
hood which prompts HIM to say;
"She can not help it. Whv
should | not marry herr" Because !"
said Mr. Marsham gravelv. "becanse
you owe it to unborn generations to
keep the blood OF the Riveyt0ns n,,ra
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I The morning came. Inc WNfTHt
| was to be ut the fashionable chh 'e',
| ST. Bridget's Westminster, Il, nan
past eleven, and by eleven
| O'Clock the church began 10 ~
with the bridesroop's, guests ~
twenty minutes past eleven Az
| Brandt himself arrived. resEendent ~
| white waistcoat, light blue tie, ahQ
lavender gloves. He waited impa
! tiently. A curate was performing 4
| hasty marriage ceremony az IN aiCai
in a side chapel (for st, Bridget. ~
every oneknows, is highly rituaiistlc'
| and has three altarsl, the bride being
| attired in her travelling dress--a bon
net and a large waterproof CLOAK
Mr.. Brandt was annoyed that IN,
other wedding should have been liked
for the the same morning; however,
he thought, there is time for therl to
be out of the way before we begin.
1t was five minutes to the appolnte
time, and as yet there was no sign oil
the bride The minutes passed; the
modest little bridal party III the cor
ner disappeared into the vestry' the
half-hour chimes were struck on the
clock in the tower overhead, and yet
the bride did not come.
Mr.. Brandt grew impatient, and so
did the crowd of well-dressed people
in the news.
Suddenly the vestry-door opened
and the newly married pair came cut;
but instead of leaving by the side aisle
they came round to 60 down the CEN
tire aisle of the church. They had
nearly reached the chancel when the
lady slipped off her bonnet and cloak.
Ii was she, Kate Thompson, his
beautiful bride, in that very satin
dress and lace veil, married to anoth-
er-to-to his former clerk, Fred Win
teri
1t was too much. He sprang toward
the girl, but IN an instant her husband
was between them.
As Brandt stood there, dumb with
rage, and mad with disappointment
Kate pointed her hand at him, and
her voice rang out clear in the silent
church.
"You willfully ruined my father, and
brought us to poverty thaty you might
be able to subdue me to your wishes.
This is my revenge"
So saying she swept down the aisle
on her husbands arm, and disappear
ed from Mr.. Brandt's sight forever.
That night parcel was delivered at
his great empty house, containing the
wedding tinery, and the few presents
which the German had bestowed upon
his faithless bride.
Tho foct yae that hv dint nj rs tinnt
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-01

Some CT the small boys down town
have adopted u novel but rather dan
eerous trick which they play with
great success upon their older and I'M
suspecting neishbors, and even the
DAY patrolmenge get taken in. The bows
procure piece of wire twelve to six
teen feet long. They fasten one end O.
1t to the electric light wires and the
other end is hitched to some object
that will keep it taut. 1t is generally
placed over the sidewalk in such a
manner that the passer-by cannot
out help take hold of it. The tran is
not put up till the beginning of dusk,
because 1t is not effective until the
electric wires are in operation. Then
II Is put up and the boys hide near
by and await developments.
soon an anwary traveller con,es
along, and, seeing the wire stretched
across the walk just above his head
reaches up to pull it down. Nosoone,
does his hand touch it than he drons
IL with howl OF pain, and he is greet.
ed with roars of laughter from the
boys, who stand at q distance. Opr
readers will readily see the cause for
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coon CAUSE FOR ALARM.

Iasked her il she'd marry me;
Love made me half demented,
She kindly heard my earnest plea,
And blushingly consented.
Since then the wedding day she's set
Her trousseau's almost ready;
know that Pm in luck, and yet
My nerves are quite unsteady
loved her then and love her now,
Her love makes life worth living;
But secretly must ayow,
i feel strong misgiying.
Sometimes wish that | were Tree,
And hadn't gone and done 1T,
Since her papa has shown 10 me
The bill for her last bonnet.
-SomerviIle Journal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-01

New York Morning Journal: 4 few,
weeks ago a woman living in the First
ward gave birth to a healthy female
child. 1t is perfectly formed in every
way, except that its lett ear resembles
the ear ct a horse. The ear is abont
TWO and a half inches long and cover
ed with growth of reddish hair. The
mother, who is very nervous woman
was passing along Third street einht
months ago while q physicians horse
ana buggy were in front OF q no, So
where he had a patient. The vicions
morse snapped at her ear as she pass
~ 81. enc screamed and ran away. All
slclan attended her when the no Nv.
was born and his horse, the same one
door. 'e'oie iier
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Elk. Senator Thurman isse's an,
years old, worth $1oo'ooo,' ;, ,;tett
ly admits that he woulu eoO.o0
President. He is MAXIM ,,;ser to
year, it is said, as legal aa'' visit
professional brethren, vi" .hs ststi
umbus from all parts Oh s"s cas'
consult him. His fee III sus
never less than 800.